Sunday School Lessons for Kids

100% free Sunday School lessons. Download a single lesson plan or choose a curriculum series. You’ll find thousands of Bible lesson plans and activities for Sunday School. Below is what we recommend lessons for this week. You can also search by scripture, Bible story, or theme.

Featured Sunday School Lessons

• Palm Sunday Bible Study for Kids from John 12:12-19 This Sunday School lesson about Palm Sunday was designed for parents to use with their children at home on the week of April 5, 2020. Everything is included in the ...
• Kids Church Online What are some options for children’s church services online? Even with the church building closes for services, you can continue to do children’s ministry. One option is to direct families ...

New Curriculum for 2020

God’s Good Rules (the 10 Commandment’s) 12 part study

Sunday School Lessons from the Lectionary

• Palm Sunday School Lessons “Jesus Makes The Triumphant Entry”
  These Palm Sunday lessons are based on the passages where Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey at the beginning of Holy Week. For this week’s Sunday School lesson, we’ve […]
• Sunday School Lesson “Jesus Raised Lazarus from the Dead” from John 11:1-45
  These Sunday School Lessons are based on the passage in John 11 where Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. For this week’s Sunday School lesson, we’ve included everything you need […]
• Sunday School Lesson “Jesus Heals the Man Born Blind” from John 9:1-42
  These Sunday School Lessons are based on the passage in John 9 where Jesus heals the man born blind. For this week’s Sunday School lesson, we’ve included everything you need […]

100% Free Lessons for Sunday School

Curriculum on the 10 Commandments

Sunday School Lessons: God’s Good Rules

12-Week Study based on the Ten Commandments for Kids

This new Bible curriculum includes coloring pages, games, and craft ideas for each lesson. Kids will discover the truth of God’s law, their trouble to obey, and the free salvation Jesus offers on account of the cross.

42 Week Curriculum on the Attributes of God

Sunday School Lessons: What is God Like?

42 unit study based on the Attributes of God for kids

One of the most important tasks of anyone in charge of children’s ministry is that of deciding what truth to teach the children under your care. In my years as a children’s ministry director it was one task that I took very seriously. There were so many things I wanted the children in our church to know, but as I listed them out, they all boiled down to the gospel: who is God?, who is man? and what did Jesus do? With these three simple questions and spiritual guidelines in mind I started forming our children’s materials.

32 Week Curriculum on the Psalms

Praise God through the Psalms

32 Sunday School Lessons based on the Book of Psalms

God deserves praise! That’s why the book of book of Psalms is a wonderful example of spiritual worship. This 32 lesson curriculum will help children understand and experience the character of God and respond with praise.

Sunday School Lessons: The Walk

4-week practical training for kids on following Jesus.

This study is filled with practical help for kids as they learn to follow after Jesus and experience his power in daily life. All the lessons are available 100% free using the links below.

Sunday School Lessons: How To Win Against Sin

9-week curriculum for training kids in the Armor of God

The Armor of God is a great passage of Scripture to teach to children. It is visual and has immediate, real world applications for them. The 9 lesson unit covers Ephesians 6 verse 10-20. It is entitled “How to Win Against Sin” because our real battle is against sin, and with Jesus, we can win.

The Lord’s Prayer (includes coloring book)

10-lesson Sunday School curriculum based on the Jesus’ model prayer

Use our 10 part study to teach the Lord’s Prayer for Kids from Matthew 6 verse 9-13. In many churches, kids will memorize and recite this passage as a foundation for spiritual habits of prayer. Our curriculum and printables will reinforce that process and help kids discover the meaning in each petition of Jesus’ model prayer.

Parables of Jesus 

9-unit curriculum based on the teachings of Jesus

Kids learn best through storytelling (just like the first disciples) – that’s why teaching the parables of Jesus is perfect for Sunday School and Junior Church. This 9 lesson curriculum is 100% free to download an teach. Every verse of the Bible is important but the words of Jesus offer spiritual power for all disciples to obey.

Already have a theme or Bible story in mind? Use our search tool to find the teacher guides, lesson activities, curriculum, crafts, and for your class. We post Sunday’s lessons from the International Sunday School Lesson – Uniform Series. You will also see Bible studies based on the Gospel reading in the Revised Common Lectionary.

Sunday School Lessons – free for your Church

Scripture Reflection & Personal Bible Study

• Devotions on “Matthew 17:1-9” Jesus is Transfigured
  These “Matthew 17:1-9” devotions explain the Transfiguration of Jesus. We’ve compiled the following devotionals to help you grow in your faith and understanding of God’s Word. Use them for personal Bible study or when preparing a sermon or Sunday School lesson on this passage. Matthew 17:1-9 Devotions The Pleasure of […]
• Devotions on “Matthew 5:21-37” Jesus explains The Ten Commandments -Devotional, Commentary, and Prayer
  These “Matthew 5:21-37” devotions explain what Jesus said about The Ten Commandments. We’ve compiled the following devotionals to help you grow in your faith and understanding of God’s Word. Use them for personal Bible study or when preparing a sermon or Sunday School lesson on this passage. Matthew 5:21-37 Devotions […]

About our Digital Studies

Because all our teacher guides are free online in digital download & print – you never need to order samples. Just click through to the lesson and select the PDF download of the curriculum. Even if you purchase paperback curriculum on a regular cycle, our Sunday School lesson can give help buildup your studies with Bible based ideas. When you add our studies to your regular planning, you’ll become a stronger teacher.

Please email us if you have any suggestions if you or minister leaders have ideas to improve these classes.

Free Sunday School Curriculum from Other Websites

Bible Education Resources and Online Curriculum

The following websites have a good selection of free Sunday School curriculum for children. Many Christian education companies offer printed editions of for sale. However, there is plenty of free help to keep you busy for many months.

• Praise Factory (Sunday School curriculum for all ages)
• Calvary Curriculum (325 lessons)
• Christian Answers Net (various lessons)
• Kids Sunday School Curriculum (paid site with free samples)

The index by scripture reference is a work in progress. For each book of the Bible you will find a variety of lessons, crafts, coloring pages and more. Some books will have more content than others. This index is not exhaustive because we’re tagging materials as we update them throughout 2019. It’s a new way to browse our content. Like all the resources on Ministry-To-Children, our Sunday School Curriculum is 100% free and easy print for your church.

Bible Reference Index (Alphabetical) New & Old Testament

• 29 Ways to Do Ministry when Church is Cancelled by Coronavirus COVID-19 related church cancellations are rolling in fast. It’s time for ministry leaders to step forward and find non-traditional paths of ministry that do not include in-person meetings. This page is a resources for anyone leading children’s or youth ministry when their church services are cancelled due to the spreading Coronavirus disease. Please share this page and leave your comments as we’re constantly updating it with more ideas to help your ministry. This is tragic and unprecedented. But it’s also a massive chance for the church to leap into the information age. Wise church leaders will see this as an opportunity to pioneer new and effective technology based discipleship.  This can be a wonderful opportunity for families and kids to take ownership of their own discipleship process. Many of the ideas below will be fun memories for kids too! 29 Ways to do ministry online (and at a distance) even when church is cancelled? I’ve broken ideas into categories based on who is providing the direction, there is obviously overlap and ways to combine them to form a complete strategy. https://youtu.be/pa3cOTumPgE Family Led Ideas (where parent initiate & led discipleship) This group of ideas are all about parent’s initiating and leading spiritual activities for their kids at home. Many of these are super-obvious. The role of the church leader here is to remind parents about this opportunity. I’d encourage church leaders to email, text, and Facebook families with this list.  1. Read the Bible together as a family. Kids get a turn to read aloud too! 2. Use the Parent Cue app or their conversation guides about times of crisis.  3. Parents can lead a family devotion time. Some printable devotion examples from our website. 4. Have a worship dance party. Put on praise music or use kids worship songs on YouTube. 5. Parents can lead a Bible craft with their kids. Lots of craft ideas on our website. 6. Plan a Christian family movie time (marathon style) I love the the BIBLE series. It’s on Amazon Prime, just add popcorn! Watch a kids Christian program. Minno and Amplify media are some good options. You can find more options on YouTube too. Kids Club anywhere is an excellent free option. 7. Parents can lead a full “children’s church” service. Do a game, sing worship songs, learn a Bible story, and then have some fun activities. 8. Let kids plan & lead a “kids church service” for their parents in the audience role. This reversal flip will be an awesome memory. I like the discussion guides and videos from Crossroads Kids Club (they are all free) 9. Learn a memory verse together. We have memory verse games and a verse list to get you started. 10. Act out Bible story skits as a family. 11. Go for a prayer walk at home or in a local park or forest. Have kids pray aloud giving God thanks while naming all the beautiful things they see. See our list of online children’s church options and share it with families in your church. Online Church Ideas (where leaders give direction through the internet) Technology makes it possible for leaders to live stream. This basket of ideas is all about connecting kids to their church through the internet. Don’t miss the advice from Crossroads for church leaders during the pandemic. 12. Participate in the adult service live stream of your church as a family. 13. Find an online kids church service. See our list of online children’s church services. 14. Sunday School teachers can connect with their kids via Facetime or host class via Zoom or Uber video conferencing. 15. Kidmin leaders can live stream directly to families on Facebook and other platforms. If you typically hold a large group time, pre-record video or live stream your worship time with songs and Bible story. Encourage families to watch and worship together. Most parents don’t ever get to see their kids in kids worship time so this would be a neat opportunity to give them a “front row seat” to an aspect of what their kids do every Sunday morning. ~ Nicole Tallent-Smith, Preschool Large Group Worship Coordinator at Carmel Baptist Church in Matthew NC Yep have fun with a FB live and do your lesson. Have fun with object lessons or do a in character. We need to help kids not let fear control their hearts. ~ Tom Bump, The Kids Ministry Collective Encourage families to memorize these Bible verses about COVID19 Children’s Ministry Homework (where kidmin leaders ask kids to complete tasks) Asking parents to report back is a powerful encouragement. This is more of an education based approach, but it could be an effective way to add structure to efforts families might already be planning. Most of these would assume families have a printer at home, but the church could easily mail out kids care packs that included any the following. 16. Provide a coloring page for the children and ask parents to post the photos to the church Facebook or Instagram. Our website has hundreds of free Bible coloring pages you can download in PDF and share. 17. Email parents a copy of the week’s kids worship bulletins, then have parents email them back. You could also challenge kids to bring the completed papers back for a prize when services resume. 18. Same idea as above but use printable Bible worksheets. 19. Challenge older kids to have self directed devotion times. You can print any of our kids devotional guides to get started.  20. Challenge kids to complete a Bible reading chart. This could have prizes or points as well. 21. Encourage kids to keep a prayer journal. This is a powerful habit and they could report on their progress back to the SS teachers or kidmin leaders. 22. Assign a Bible story video and ask parents to message back a few simple response questions once complete. 23. Scripture memory challenge. Provide a list of verses for the kids to learn at home, then have them recite for the congregation when services resume. 24. Coordinate “group text” where kids message can video one another (through parents phones in a group text). Use some simple questions to make it fun too. The leader should start the group and say hi. Let’s stay connected to our church friends this week with these icebreaker questions. Invite your child to record an audio or video reply answering 1) What did you eat for breakfast today? 2) What is your favorite thing about missing school? 3) How can your church friends pray for you today? Mission / Service Projects (where kids participate in the work of Jesus) Learning is more than Bible knowledge. Following Jesus is more than Bible facts. Here are some ideas for helping children participate in the work of Jesus. 25 .Challenge kids to do some Spring cleaning at home. This is a way to honor your parents and share in Jesus’ work of making things new. Get kids into the cleaning action too! 26. Plant a garden with the goal of sharing the harvest with neighbors. This is a great way to connect with your neighbors too. Add a note Hebrews 13:16 Do not neglect to do good and share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God. 27. Invite children to write an encouragement letters Help them remember their Pastor, School Teacher, firefighter, police, or any everyday heroes. We have some coloring pages that make it easy. 28. Encourage kids to video call their grandparents or elderly friends from church.  29. Plan for the children to lead their own prayer ministry. Parents or church leaders could post to Facebook for request. Then allow the children to pray over those needs each Sunday. Online Children’s Ministry Ideas due to Coronavirus Related Church Closure https://www.facebook.com/MinistryToChildren/posts/10158431998261929?xts%5B0%5D=68.ARANjQ7huVAFl3CHmFoul7Don8SGbaU5II2Z0wV6kjqupwP1OJ5dT1ucx-iiZZd54xNDicooo7DkFHS907INGRSwip-9wpmEEpEpPyBRf-3Y8-XPi9tMZ0FJj7Oil1GtMNc2sA3wsLAyU5zDj0ZB_wSY3heYhnnw_CtvEvHRzrC3Bze_pDUK1c0Es1nnEsbeauSBXD7O6avFeNWs35OUMTBR0xbZa-Wfc9mlaqsGrKEPH-CaVr59jhhYJnt0F4S1nVLfYY1Bw2cYR-tPx0PsYpL_mQYwi3rcUpVvInkHxvdDjO4e5Q-ZHvqx2CDvPKZqiR5hvwwt2oqvoqTB&tn=-R Frequently Asked Questions about online ministry: How can live stream my children’s ministry? Can I do Sunday School online? Where can I find family devotions? What are some good kids worship songs? How can I do ministry when my church is closed? References on Churches Taking Precautions References on COVID-19 pandemic affecting the United States
• Holy Week Children’s Message – Jesus from Palm Sunday to the Last Supper This Children’s Sermon will teach kids about Jesus on Palm Sunday and the Triumphant Entry into Jerusalem. It’s based on Matthew 21:1-11; John 13:1-17 . The Bible object lesson teaches about that JESUS is the true king, even if he acted humble. Download the teachers notes, watch our Children’s Message example, and gather your supplies. Then you’re ready to share this message in your church next Sunday! Holy Week Children’s MessageDownload https://youtu.be/psgdsMOrWPI “Holy Week with Jesus” Children’s Sermon Object about Holy Week Main Objective: The days leading up to Easter Sunday are (or at least should be) some of the most celebrated and commemorated ones on the church calendar. We honor the triumphal entry into Jerusalem with Palm Sunday, and then walk through the week with Christ as we remember His Last Supper with disciples, the Passion of Good Friday, and finally prepare for the blessed Resurrection of Easter. This message prepares for Holy Week and focuses on the ways in which Jesus was different from typical rulers are celebrities. He did not come to be famous, but to serve humbly and lay down His life. Law/Gospel Theme: Jesus did not always do what the legal authorities expected or wished. He defied social expectations and the law, and lived differently from what many might have anticipated. Christ lived as a servant, and gave up His life to die for us. This is the best news we could imagine. Through His death, we are given life! This should inspire us to live as He did, with love and in humble service to others. Optional Materials: Pictures or props representing various things, such as: celebrities, fancy cars, expensive clothes, money, bodyguards, crowns, servants, red carpet, donkeys, palm branches, cross, wash cloths. Bible Passage: Matthew 21:1-11; John 13:1-17 Children’s Message Note: As with most messages, the details of how you choose to communicate this are adaptable and should cater to timing as well as to your audience and student needs. Use your judgment and ideas to best serve students. Palm Sunday Children’s Sermon / Jesus Holy Week Object Lesson Greet the children with joyful enthusiasm, and perhaps even a palm branch…   Hello, children of God! Hosanna! Do you know what today is? This is called “Palm Sunday.” We are entering “Holy Week”, which is the special time on our church calendar that comes right before Easter. We have a lot of “Holy Days” (holidays) in the calendar, but this gives us a whole week of special things to remember! During Holy Week, we celebrate the final days in the life of Jesus. So why don’t we think about the kind of life that Jesus lived…what things did He do that were so special? He was a little bit different from your typical celebrity. Now, think about some famous people you know of. Can you tell me a celebrity or well-known figure you have seen in the news? Who are some celebrities you can name? What kinds of things would you expect a famous person to have? (Allow children to name some items, and then suggest a few yourself, holding up the pictures or props as you go.) Maybe they have a lot of money…probably fancy cars, or maybe even a helicopter! And famous people usually wear nice fancy clothes, right? And maybe eat fancy foods…sometimes they have bodyguards to protect them and keep them safe. Or they might have servants to do their work for them, like the cooking or cleaning around the house…you know, we tend to treat famous people differently than others, or we have special expectations of what we think they should do or be like. That’s nothing new. People throughout history have given special treatment to those who were well-known, or who were leaders or rulers in society. Military leaders or government officials have often received a lot of attention. What about Jesus? What kind of leader was He? People had waited for His coming to Earth. They knew God had promised a king and a savior, and they probably had ideas about what kind of king He would be. They wanted someone to rescue them and make their lives better. At the time of His birth, the people of God were being bossed and bullied by Roman leaders, and they may have wanted Jesus to rescue them from the Romans. Perhaps they hoped that He would come galloping in on horseback and wipe out the oppressors. Maybe they expected Him to come with might and force. They wanted to make Him famous. That wasn’t quite how Jesus lived, though. He wasn’t born in a palace, but in a barn. He didn’t come swooping in on a horse and waving a sword. He came gently, riding on a little baby donkey! He came with peace and humility. When we talk about Palm Sunday, we celebrate that occasion, when Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem and crowds honored Him. The story doesn’t end there, though. Jesus had a special dinner with His friends, right before He died. Before they sat down to eat, He did something that might have been considered odd: He washed His disciples’ feet. That was normally a job for servants, because feet would get pretty smelly and dirty. But Jesus wanted to demonstrate that He came to serve others. He didn’t have servants, He was the servant. After this supper, Jesus prepared to be arrested and crucified. He didn’t have bodyguards; He gave Himself up to be killed. He knew it would hurt. He also knew it was the only way to pay the price for sin—not sins He had committed, but the sins of the world. He was taking care of a problem that went all the way back to the Garden of Eden. So Jesus went to the cross, and He died. That likely went against expectations, too. What kind of ruler lets Himself be executed? Jesus laid down His life and allowed Himself to be crucified. But that is good news for us! With His death, He conquered death. He gave up His life so that we could have eternal life. He died…but that’s not the end of the story! Oh, but that would be getting ahead of things. We’ll rejoice in the next event a little later. But hopefully you already know what’s coming! So for now, we get our hearts ready to remember the life and the last days of Jesus. We think about all that He did for us, and gratefully dwell in His love and sacrifice. And we should also be mindful of His attitude. He didn’t come to be celebrated or pampered. He lived to serve others, and He wants us to do the same. Shall we pray and ask God for opportunities to live for Him and for one another? Let’s thank Him for His son: Children’s Prayer Moment: Dear God, Thank you for the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Help us to remember to serve one another Just as He served us Thank you for your love We love you, God! In Jesus name, Amen! Palm Sunday Bible Story Now when they drew near to Jerusalem and came to Bethphage, to the Mount of Olives, then Jesus sent two disciples, 2 saying to them, “Go into the village in front of you, and immediately you will find a donkey tied, and a colt with her. Untie them and bring them to me. 3 If anyone says anything to you, you shall say, ‘The Lord needs them,’ and he will send them at once.” 4 This took place to fulfill what was spoken by the prophet, saying, 5 “Say to the daughter of Zion, ‘Behold, your king is coming to you, humble, and mounted on a donkey,   on a colt] the foal of a beast of burden.’” 6 The disciples went and did as Jesus had directed them. 7 They brought the donkey and the colt and put on them their cloaks, and he sat on them. 8 Most of the crowd spread their cloaks on the road, and others cut branches from the trees and spread them on the road. 9 And the crowds that went before him and that followed him were shouting, “Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest!” 10 And when he entered Jerusalem, the whole city was stirred up, saying, “Who is this?” 11 And the crowds said, “This is the prophet Jesus, from Nazareth of Galilee.” -Matthew 21:1-11 Last Supper Bible Reference Now before the Feast of the Passover, when Jesus knew that his hour had come to depart out of this world to the Father, having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end. 2 During supper, when the devil had already put it into the heart of Judas Iscariot, Simon’s son, to betray him, 3 Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into his hands, and that he had come from God and was going back to God, 4 rose from supper. He laid aside his outer garments, and taking a towel, tied it around his waist. 5 Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet and to wipe them with the towel that was wrapped around him. 6 He came to Simon Peter, who said to him, “Lord, do you wash my feet?” 7 Jesus answered him, “What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.” 8 Peter said to him, “You shall never wash my feet.” Jesus answered him, “If I do not wash you, you have no share with me.” 9 Simon Peter said to him, “Lord, not my feet only but also my hands and my head!” 10 Jesus said to him, “The one who has bathed does not need to wash, except for his feet, is not greater than his master, nor is a messenger greater than the one who sent him. 17 If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them.  -John 13:1-17
• Palm Sunday Bible Study for Kids from John 12:12-19 This Sunday School lesson about Palm Sunday was designed for parents to use with their children at home on the week of April 5, 2020. Everything is included in the PDF download below (teaching notes, coloring pages, craft directions, game ideas, and worksheets). Use what is most helpful for your kids and ignore the rest. Families can also watch our children’s message, suggested music, and craft demonstration in the video playlist below. Palm Sunday Bible Lesson for KidsDownload https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh_ZCcaNyX7cN2X4giHh7WsMS5966m5OI Jesus on Palm Sunday “In Home” Sunday School Study from John 12:12-19 It’s that time…almost Easter! The final countdown…Holy Week is (or at least, should be) a joyous and also a contemplative time in our church year. In fact, Easter should really be the key holiday, as the Resurrection is so pivotal and essential to our faith. Unfortunately, modern commercial hype sometimes breezes by Easter with a few marshmallow bunnies and a nod at some colorful eggs. This year, get ready for the Paschal celebration by thinking about the week leading up to it. This lesson kicks off Holy Week with a look at Palm Sunday.  Lesson focus: Jesus came to save people who were needy and hurting. There were many people who recognized that He was special, and wanted Him to save them. Others did not understand who Jesus was, and wanted to hurt Him. The way that Christ lived and died did not meet anyone’s expectations; but He did the will of God. Bible Passage: John 12:12-19 Target Audience: Kindergarten-6th grade (or whoever you might have at home!) Materials Needed: Green construction paper, scissors, paper towel tubes or popsicle sticks, glue or tape, noisemakers, coats, branches. Game and Lesson Introduction Lesson Opening: Palm Sunday is a great time to have fun with some creative and energetic activities! Many options are possible, especially in the comfort of your own home. Select from one of the following openers, or make up one of your own!  After a couple of fun activities, find out what kids already know or remember about the week before Easter. What is coming up? What are we excited about on Palm Sunday? What does it all mean? Explain that today we’ll find out what was going on with Jesus and the donkey parade… Ask: What do people do to honor celebrities today? Who do you think is important or worthy of a parade?   Palm Sunday Bible Study for Kids from John How you choose to experience the story will vary according to the ages and abilities of your children (and how many are participating). For younger children, you may wish to use a children’s or storybook version of the Bible, and explain details as you go. Older kids can take turns helping to read the story. You can also make this interactive, and encourage everyone to get in on the action. You might find a short video version to reinforce it. Or even have students draw as you go…it’s all up to the kids and their learning styles. *Note: the story of the Palm Sunday processional appears in all four of the Gospels. This one is from John, but feel free to explore the other versions, as well. The next day the large crowd that had come to the feast heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. 13 So they took branches of palm trees and went out to meet him, crying out, “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, even the King of Israel!”  -John 12:12-13 Talk about what is happening here. Right before this, Jesus had just raised Lazarus from the dead. He brought a dead guy back to life, so it certainly makes sense that people would crowd around to see what He might do next! They wanted to make Jesus a king, to have Him save them from political oppression. They waved palm branches to welcome Him into town and celebrate Him. It was sort of like waving pom-poms at a game or rally. The word “Hosanna” means “Save us.” The people wanted Jesus to save them and be their king. Well, He already was their king, but not exactly in the ways they expected… *Ask: Can you think of some ways that Jesus did not always do what was expected of Him? Continue with the method in which Jesus came: And Jesus found a young donkey and sat on it, just as it is written, 15 “Fear not, daughter of Zion; behold, your king is coming,     sitting on a donkey’s colt!” 16 His disciples did not understand these things at first, but when Jesus was glorified, then they remembered that these things had been written about him and had been done to him.  -John 12:14-16 Okay, so what’s the big deal with riding a baby donkey? Well, a couple of significant things were taking place here. For one thing, riding a donkey was an indication of peace. Jesus was not storming in on a grand war-horse, ready to swoop in and raise riots. He was coming gently, indicating that His kingdom was one of peace. He was also fulfilling a prophecy. Do you know what a prophecy is or what it means? People long before Jesus lived spoke things about what was going to happen. One of those prophets had spoken about this: Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion!     Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your king is coming to you;     righteous and having salvation is he, humble and mounted on a donkey,     on a colt, the foal of a donkey. -Zechariah 9:9 The disciples didn’t quite put the pieces together at the time, but later they realized that Jesus was exactly carrying out the words of that prophet. *Ask: has there ever been a time when you didn’t understand something right away, and realized later how significant it was? The crowd that had been with him when he called Lazarus out of the tomb and raised him from the dead continued to bear witness. 18 The reason why the crowd went to meet him was that they heard he had done this sign. 19 So the Pharisees said to one another, “You see that you are gaining nothing. Look, the world has gone after him.” -John 12:17-19 So why was the crowd so excited about Jesus? As we read here, they were impressed by His miracles, and had seen Him raise Lazarus. They wanted to celebrate Him. This is a joyous and festive occasion, and the people almost realized how important Jesus was…but not quite. They didn’t quite comprehend the kind of King that Jesus was. Not a king who would conquer enemies with swords and rule over others. He was a leader who came to serve, and who lived to die. The enemies He came to conquer were not flesh and blood, but sin, death, and the devil. Of course, the Pharisees were not too pleased to see Jesus so praised and lifted up. All along, they had wanted to find a way to get rid of Him. They watch from the sidelines, disgusted at the celebration. And within a few days of this happy welcome parade, they would have Jesus arrested, beaten, and killed. The Messiah had the power to stop them. He could have wiped them out with a glance, or changed what they were doing. He could have escaped. But that would not have fulfilled His mission. That’s not the kind of king He came to be. So as we celebrate Palm Sunday and get ready for Holy Week, we rejoice in who Christ was, and who He IS in our lives today. Hosanna!  Children’s Message on the Holy Week of Jesus This children’s sermon message is included in the combined lesson download above. Palm Sunday Craft Ideas These crafts for Palm Sunday are included in the combined lesson plan above. Palm Sunday Coloring Pages These coloring pages on Palm Sunday and Messiah coloring pages are included in the combined lesson plan above. Palm Sunday Bible Story for Kids More Teaching Activities fro Palm Sunday
• Kids Church Online What are some options for children’s church services online? Even with the church building closes for services, you can continue to do children’s ministry. One option is to direct families to online kids church at home. This page lists the best options we’ve discovered. April 5, 2020 Online Children’s Church Service Jesus Death on the Cross (Luke 23:32-46) Download Full Lesson Lesson Main Idea: God’s grace is big enough, so we can go to Him no matter who we are or what we’ve done Key Verse: Titus 2:11 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLadc9fo1pca_pcf3w2a-3i3x2DFpkLBFF This playlist includes teaching and music. GO! Curriculum is sharing free kids church lessons each week during the church closures. List of Online Children’s Church Services Stream Your Own Virtual Kids’ Church Service Zoom, YouNow, Facebook Live, and Be.Live are more great option to stream your own children’s ministry directly to church families. Home Based “Kids Church Online” for March 29 Kids Bible Study (John 11:1-45) Jesus Raised Lazarus from the Dead The team at Ministry-To-Children has compiled a printable lesson plan (with supporting videos) that you can share with families in your congregation. It also works great on an iPad. Life.Church Kids About: LifeKids is the children’s ministry at Life.Church. We’re dedicated to partnering with parents to lead children to become fully devoted followers of Christ. Kids’ Church Online from GO! Curriculum Coronavirus is keeping kids from church… so let’s reach them where they’re at.  Has your church canceled services due to coronavirus? While churches are closed due to coronavirus, GO! will provide a video adaptation of lessons for families to enjoy at home. Best of all this will be FREE and available to ANYONE who needs it. Holy Moments by Cokesbury Kids About: An at-home worship service for the whole family. Gather your whole family around the computer for a child centered time of singing, praying, and listening. Though it is perfectly fine to watch and listen, we encourage you to connect and participate as a family using your webcam and microphone. Minno Church at Home About: This is a free resource where you choose a Worship video, a Bible story video, and/or a Devotional for your “church at home” experience. You can even download and print activity packs for your kids. Kidology Kids Church Online FREE ONLINE KID’S CHURCH SERVICE FOR CHURCHES WHO HAVE HAD TO CANCEL PUBLIC GATHERINGS If your church, like mine, has had to cancel services, I created a children’s church video for kids and parents to watch at home. NLR Kids Church (High Voltage Curriculum) About: If your church has canceled services, this is an online Kids Church alternative. This is Brian Dollar’s home church – using High Voltage Kids Curriculum. LIVE at 5pm on Saturday, 8:30, 10:00, and 11:30am on Sunday. No cost, no sign in needed. ON DEMAND section that kids can access a lesson every day of the week if they choose! CrossRoads Kids Club About: Kids’ Club is the infant through fifth grade ministry for Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. 9 to 12 yr old (3rd to 5th grade) 5 to 8 yr old (K – 2nd grade) 2 to 3 yr old (preschool) 2 yr old and under (toddler) More Online Kids’ Church Options Valued by God App – Music and lesson by Uncle Charlie ministries. Available on Apple devices. Douglas Talks – Puppet based Bible lessons. Leave a comment to let me know what you’re using in your church! Featured Content on Ministry-To-Children https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLh_ZCcaNyX7cFbhOUlrUe8Sm4_OEcyrST
• Coronavirus Bible Verses – What does the Bible say about COVID-19? What does the Bible say about the Coronavirus Pandemic? God is not silent, HE is speaking in the Holy Scriptures. Churches can respond and share God’s love even when the building is closed. Here are some key scriptures and prayers to share with your family, congregation, or friends during this public health crisis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fD15bBmFzXM&t=31s What does the Bible say about Coronavirus? Bible Prophecy, Scripture quotes and Prayers for Christians What this article covers: What does the Bible say about the Coronavirus Pandmeic? Where does the Bible mention COVID-19? Is Coronavirus a Biblical Plague from in the Book of Revelation? Do Christians and Pastors consider this an End Times prophecy? What does the Bible say about the Coronavirus Pandmeic? Use these Bible Verses for encouragement and wisdom about COVID-19. Quotes from the Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide. God can heals all your diseases – Psalm 103:2-4 Bible Verse about COVID 19 Coronavirus – Praise the Lord, my soul, and forget not all his benefits— who forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases, who redeems your life from the pit  and crowns you with love and compassion. Psalm 103:2-4 The Bible says wash your hands – James 4:8 ” Come near to God and he will come near to you. Wash your hands, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded.” James 4:8. This one is a stretch since the scripture is using a metaphor to describe repentance, but if you are look for “wash your hands” because of COVID19 in the Bible this is the best quote. Jesus asks, “Why do you worry?” Luke 12:25-26 Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life? Since you cannot do this very little thing, why do you worry about the rest? Luke 12:25-26 Many people are worried about Coronavirus, but this is a time to trust in GOD. The Bible tells us to number our days – Psalm 90:12 Times of crisis are used by God to give us wisdom about the value of each day. “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12 God says do not be anxious – Philippians 4:6 Fear is natural, faith is supernatural. Remember what God’s Word says, “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” Philippians 4:6 All who touched Jesus where healed – Mark 6:56 Touching is a dangerous act with the fear of Coronavirus – but a touch from Jesus would heal any disease. And wherever He went–villages and towns and countrysides–they laid the sick in the marketplaces and begged Him to let them just touch the fringe of His cloak. And all who touched Him were healed. Mark 6:56 God says, “Do not fear – for I AM with you” – Isaiah 41:10 Even for those who become very sick – God promises to be present with them and uphold their live with his power. So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. Isaiah 41:10 Christians can pray “Guard my life” – Psalm 86:3 Guard my life from the Coronavirus – Bible Verse – Guard my life, for I am faithful to you; save your servant who trusts in you. You are my God; have mercy on me, Lord, for I call to you all day long. Psalm 86:3 The Bible says wisdom is found in the house of morning – Ecclesiastes 7:2 God’s Word always points to death as a source of wisdom – It is better to enter a house of mourning than a house of feasting, since death is the end of every man, and the living should take this to heart. Ecclesiastes 7:2 More Bible Verses responding to Coronavirus COVID 19 Where does the Bible mention COVID-19? There are many un-named plagues in the Bible, but none of them are exact matches for this modern pandemic. Revelation 6:8 I looked, and there before me was a pale horse! Its rider was named Death, and Hades was following close behind him. They were given power over a fourth of the earth to kill by sword, famine and plague, and by the wild beasts of the earth. Jeremiah 29:17 This is what the LORD of Hosts says: “I will send against them sword, famine, and plague, and I will make them like rotten figs, so bad that they cannot be eaten. Ezekiel 5:12 A third of your people will die by plague or be consumed by famine within you, a third will fall by the sword outside your walls, and a third I will scatter to every wind and unleash a sword behind them. It’s best to follow the principles God’s Word gives for any source of fear and disaster. *Christians have a higher duty to the truth than our secular neighbors because of the ninth commandment (“You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor,” Ex. 20:16). This commandment, reiterated in the New Testament (Matt. 15:19–20; Eph. 4:25), bars us from committing any act that might bring undeserved suffering on another person, especially through speech. As the Westminster Catechism says, “The duties required in the ninth commandment are, the preserving and promoting of truth between man and man, . . . ; appearing and standing for the truth; and from the heart, sincerely, freely, clearly, and fully, speaking the truth, and only the truth, in matters of judgment and justice, and in all other things whatsoever; . . . discouraging talebearers, flatterers, and slanderers; love and care of our own good name, and defending it when need requireth; . . . studying and practicing of whatsoever things are true, honest, lovely, and of good report.” Source: Joe Carter John 16:33 John 14:27 Jeremiah 33:6 2 Chronicles 7:13-14 What else does the Bible say about Covid-19? Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. Matthew 6:34 Guard my life, for I am faithful to you; save your servant who trusts in you. You are my God; have mercy on me, Lord, for I call to you all day long. Psalm 86:3 Compare these Bible verses in other translations like the KJV on BibleHub. You can also read a list of KJV Bible Verses about Coronavirus Is Coronavirus a Biblical Plague from in the Book of Revelation? So, is COVID-19 one of the seven plagues mentioned in Revelation 16-17? While it might be tempting to try and identify this virus with one of those plagues, I believe there are a couple of reasons not to. The first reason is that these seven plagues are identified as the completion of God’s wrath, and the plagues seem directed solely towards those who belong to the kingdom of the Antichrist. But this virus is not as discriminating. There seems to be no one who is immune to it. Saint and skeptic alike are affected by it. A second reason to doubt that it is one of the plagues of Revelation is that we know the source of this virus. As many of the coronaviruses do, it jumped from an animal to a human and spread from there. COVID-19 is simply more contagious than most, as well as generally more deadly. To all appearances, COVID-19 seems to be just a natural event rather than a supernatural action of God. It is an event that is not unique in history but is, apart from its severity, rather common. It is even something that our infectious disease experts have been anticipating, and warning us about, for many years. Source: Bible Study Tools Do Christians and Pastors consider this an End Times prophecy? You may have saw the news about Ralph Drollinger, but his opinions are not widely held in Christian circles. MARCH 21, 2020 BY RALPH DROLLINGER Some leading evangelicals believe and teach that America is now experiencing God’s judgment. If that is the case, as a public servant who is sacrificing so much in your attempt to turn our nation around, it would stand to reason—if those Evangelical leaders are correct—that you are wasting your time. Are you laboring against a foregone conclusion? I think not. But let me qualify that: I do not believe America is experiencing the forsaking wrath of God, but yes, American is experiencing the consequential wrath of God. Source: Is God Judging America by Ralph Drollinger But some who study religion and prophecies for a living say it’s time for these social media prophets and psychics to take a self-enforced quarantine. Doomsayers are harming peoples’ spiritual and psychological health, they say.They’re also claiming knowledge that even the most revered figures in religion didn’t dare assume. Whenever Ulrich Lehner, a Catholic theologian at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, comes across a social media preacher warning that Covid-19 means the end of the world is near, he’s tempted to tweet back this response: “Matthew 24:36.” That’s the passage when Jesus says about the end of the world: “But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.””Jesus himself said, ‘You don’t know the hour,’ yet some self-appointed prophets today seem to know more than the angels around God’s throne,” Lehner says.Lehner says some of the doomsday prophets may be driven by another sin: pride.Read more from John Blake: “Perhaps in these guys who create mass panic there is also a certain pride, a bloated self-confidence that ‘I have some special insight,”’ says Lehner, author of “God is Not Nice: Rejecting Pop Culture Theology and Discovering the God Worth Living For.””If that’s not devilish, I don’t know what is.” Source: CNN I thank God for those in the medical science field who are searching for a solution to COVID-19. I am also grateful for political leaders who are attempting to provide direction that will keep the general citizenry informed, calm and peaceful. But I realize that those of us who are in pastoral ministry have a great responsibility before God to provide the spiritual leadership necessary to guide America through this tragic circumstance. Certainly, there is no lack of secular advice being given as to how to approach COVID-19. But I believe the ultimate approach should be from the biblical perspective that presents God’s way of dealing with this issue. Yes, we need to look at COVID-19 through the eyes of a biblical worldview. Source: Christian Post More Conoravirus Resources for Christians Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the Bible: 7 Verses to Fight Fear and Anxiety (Faithfully Magazine) What does the Bible say about Coronavirus (Bayside Church) A Letter from Max Lucado in this time of Pandemic (Bible Gateway Blog) How Churches Responded to the Spanish Flu (9 Marks Blog) Psalm 91:10 Meaning and Coronavirus (Crosswalk) Faith in a time of Coronavirus (American Magazine) Several Bible Verses Jump in Online Search During Coronavirus Outbreak (Facts & Trends) Fox News Article: Mother of 6-year-old who eased brother’s coronavirus fears with Bible verse: ‘I felt blessed’ (Fox News) https://twitter.com/ShelettaIsFunny/status/1238262175262822400 What Scriptures comfort you when facing Coronavirus? We want to grow this list and provide more comport for people in times of trouble. Please leave comment to share any scripture quotes that are proving meaningful to you.
• 15 Easter Coloring Pages (Easy Print PDF) Keep Jesus First – Download our 15 Christian coloring pages for Easter in one file below. Scroll down to see them separately. 15 Easter Coloring Pages – Free Printable PDF Download Easter Coloring Pages – Free PDF – Christian Religious – For Kids He is Risen – Jesus Resurrection Jesus is Risen – Free Coloring Page PDFDownload Jesus is Risen – free pdf coloring page for Easter. This detailed illustration would be ideal for older children or even adults. All our printable files are 100% free to use in your church, Sunday School, home, or anywhere kids need to hear the good news about Jesus rising from the dead. You will find no cute bunnies or chicks here. Our ministry is making sure the children hear the Christian message about salvation in Jesus Christ. These free images featured biblical scenes or scripture verses about Easter. Use the PDF links to download full size images – you can also click through to visit the upload page for each coloring page if you prefer the high resolution JPEG image. Happy Easter Coloring Pages (Religious) Happy Easter – Death is Defeated Free PDFDownload Let us abide in Him! Happy Easter Boy and Girl on the way to church. The boy is holding a Bible. Free PDFDownload He is Risen! Happy Easter Empty Tomb line drawing illustration for Easter Morning Free PDFDownload Happy Easter – Gospel Shirts PDFDownload Resurrection Storyboard Free PDFDownload Invited to Easter Church This is a cute way for kids to invite their friends and family to church for Easter. Free PDFDownload “R for Resurrection” Coloring Page Easy image to color, ideal for toddlers or preschoolers. Free PDFDownload “S for Savior” Coloring Page Features an Easter Cross in the background. Simple design for preschoolers. Free PDFDownload Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ Free PDFDownload Doubting Thomas Believes Free PDFDownload Mary at the Empty Tomb Free PDFDownload “Jesus on Palm Sunday” Palm Sunday Coloring Page Free PDFDownload Tomb Vacancy Clip Art Free PDFDownload “Jesus on the Cross” Good Friday Coloring Page Free PDFDownload

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• Children’s Sermon on the Temptation of Christ (Matthew 4:1-11) Lent Message for Kids Kids can understand the Temptation of Jesus. Use this object lesson to explain Matthew 4:1-11 during the children’s moment in your church on Sunday, March 1, 2020 (the first Sunday ...
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Who are the Major Christian Education Publishers?

LifeWay Christian Resources: Long knows as the Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, LifeWay is a leading publisher of Baptist materials and curriculum for churches.

Group Publishing: An independent publisher of Sunday School curriculum, Christian Magazines, and Vacation Bible School.

Cokesbury & Abingdon Press: The traditional publisher of the United Methodist Church. Cokesbury is the retail division of the United Methodist Publishing House. Based in Nashville, TN, Cokesbury serves as an agency of the United Methodist Church but serves also as an ecumenical resource provider to other denominations.

Regular Baptist Press (RBP): Is the publishing company for the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches (GARBC), established in 1932 is one of several Baptist groups in North America retaining the name “Regular Baptist”.

Standard Publishing is a nondenominational Christian publishing company founded in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1872. Major publications have included its flagship journal, Christian Standard, and church education materials including Vacation Bible School curricula. In 2015, Standard Publishing became an imprint of David C. Cook when the latter acquired the company’s Bible lesson commentary series, Sunday school curriculum and other church resources.

David C. Cook: An American nonprofit Christian publisher based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It was founded as a provider of Sunday school curriculum and remains a major publisher of such materials. It also publishes fiction and nonfiction books and distributes supporting materials like toys and games.